Travis Scott Drops $160K On Custom War-Ready Hellcat Truck

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Travis Scott has reportedly spent six figures on what is billed as “the most impressive pickup truck on the market” — a limited edition $160K custom Hemi Hellcat V8 Horsepower Apocalypse Omega-Rex.

TMZreported the purchase, from SoFlo Customs, on Tuesday (January 14).

The “ultimate pickup” Travis snagged was reportedly the last of the bunch.

Check a short video below that shows off the truck.

Travis has other worries besides a potential apocalypse — namely a lawsuit over his song with Future and SZA, “Telekinesis.”

Victory Boyd, a Roc Nation artist, filed suit against Scott, SZA, Future, and the other credited songwriters on the track, as well as watchmakers Audemars Piguet, in federal court in New York last Wednesday (January 8). She claims that “Telekinesis” uses aspects of her song “Like The Way It Sounds” without permission.

Boyd claims that back in November 2019, she wrote “Like The Way It Sounds,” and then shared it with Kanye West. She then says that West, who is not named in the suit, played Boyd’s track for Scott, and that Scott, in turn, shared it with Future and SZA, and “Telekinesis” followed.

Scott’s song, the suit claims, uses aspects of “Like The Way It Sounds,” saying specifically that the hook of “Telekinesis” contains lyrics that are “directly copied” from Boyd’s track.

Audemars Piguet figures in because, Boyd says, the company used Scott’s song in an ad even after they asked her permission and she said no.

In Boyd’s favor — something she points out in the suit — is that she is as of the date of its filing listed as one of the song’s composers on Spotify — information she says came directly from the people she’s suing. She also claims that she was recently offered an eight percent stake in the song.

Travis may be beginning 2025 with some legal complications, but he has big plans for later in the year.

His performance at this year’s Coachella will be one for the history books, according to the festival’s chief organizer.

Paul Tollett, president of the festival’s parent company Goldenvoice, has shared more insight into La Flame’s headlining set, hailing it as Coachella’s “most significant experience ever.”

Speaking to Palm Springs publication The Desert Sun, he said of Travis’ upcoming performance: “That’s going to be pretty interesting. He laid out what he wants to do.

“It’s a little too early to give any details, but I think it’s the most significant experience the festival has ever had. Anything that gives you a chance to walk around and see something that’s interesting, that’s what discovery is all about.”

The Utopia rapper will headline the Saturday night slots of the two-weekend festival (April 12 and 19), delivering what Tollett described as “a separate immersive experience located near the Sonora Tent.”

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Cam'ron Reveals He Briefly Went To Private School: 'I'm One Of The Best Mathematicians'

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Cam’ron has surprisingly revealed that he once attended private school.

The Dipset rapper made the revelation during a debate with Elliott Wilson about Hip Hop media on his new YouTube interview series Talk With Flee.

“All my shit is calculated, I’m not no wild n-gga by accident,” he said. “My momma had me in private school. I started going to public school during high school and was like, ‘This shit weird.’ I’m well educated. I chose not to go school after a while ’cause all I wanted to do was play basketball.”

Killa Cam then boldly hailed himself as a genius in a particular academic field, saying: “I’m one of the best mathematicians in the world. I’m super duper good at math.

“But I’m not doing algebra ’cause I need to figure out things that are gonna benefit me in life. When I go to the bank, I can’t go, ‘Y + X = Z. Could you cash that?’ No. I’m not adding and subtracting letters.

“I didn’t graduate high school but they put me in college. I know how to beat the system and get away with it. I got kicked out of college my second semester and Ma$e ran into a record deal five months later.

“That is my life. At the end of the day, I am very educated.”

Cam’ron’s media empire continues to grow with the launch of his new talk show, as well as the news that he and Ma$e are taking their wildly popular It Is What It Is on the road.

Later this year, the longtime friends and former rivals will be visiting cities across North America for live tapings of their sports talk show which currently airs on YouTube.

The tour will see the duo “interview sports icons, celebrities, and surprise special guests in each city,” per an announcement on social media.

The roadshow begins on February 26 in Boston and end on April 12 in Miami. Tickets are available here.

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